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... on enough to nay the Boers out. Sir William pays a tribute to officers an the Royal Army Medical Corps, of whose energy he speaks highly, and goes on to he received permission to walk to the field of the 4th, Sth, and 6th Brigades a hund outside the fire ...
... ubt be criticism as to whether tl m ina wen shortcomings, and let the blame he laid bronzed pro = shoulders, (Hear, ear.) Speaking « of fi 8 colleagues and himself, he seid they, | ts, and nation, had n united fro: colour had no doubt that their de m the ...
... rate is more settled, and the general charge for negotiating three months’ Bank bills is now ...
... confident, and prices have picked up on th: of Lord Dundonak!’s vic- In Westralians there is practically nothing to tory. speak about. Industriala are quiet, and almost featureless. Wels- bachs are easier. Anglo-Russian oils are better. aes AFTER OFFICIAL ...
... THE TERRIBLE WORK OF THE NAVAL GUNS. —_—_——— WOULD NOT RAVE FACED THE LYDDITE FOR £100 A MINUTE. An officer at the front, speaking of the naval guns at Colenso, says the Boers disclosed their main artillery position to be on a little kopje, and when our ...
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... gist. “ne Tented meeting, tw there— pres: a every hive (Hear, hear, and laug ne con u on, he ai them he shew ave tion in speaking out his opinions, 1 South THE op CE PARTY MAK WAL 03 the Mr. Td. Gran Lawson, M.P., who sorry . for the Oppos m candidste ...
... the Zulu war of 1880, when Sir Redvers Bulier was in command of a Boer regiment, she showed him every kindness. Be always speaks of her, siys the Outlook, with respect, and for many years sent her a Christmas card. For the Boers generally Sir Red vers ...
... were hi rat T than to when one bad to speak and be con: sidered ight that he fd speak to his 1 tt rem Know bas eds const ln own opinions with ad to dete as a member of ab fally consicter how Present, There w he speak a a tim cy ey + ie the whole S¥stem ...
... heave been chose nia 2 the eounty team on Monday \ ' is everybody's business as usual is no- business, and as na ons could speak of Fookes’ 1 I term from, personas experience he was not chosen. tink the Commitice cugut to know Feokes well to ba that if ...
... while the Master of that rime purchasing ma as animal tie , 100 wai,l4 td b ralarll 6* the to of the load butchers I camel speak. =to the workhouse. The miter was them • • • to the Workhouse Kr Z. The Roster of Barwick, who teetered A. Law : that es tim ...
... Calcutta, In three this Mr. [bbetson, Secretary to the Gove cvivable India in the Department. of Revenue | appen, culture, speaking in the Coun v from on the situation created by the tamine, » ound of up to the end of March it would cost th and Sir ment ...